One page that I found interesting ideas on was this one from Edutopia I had never heard of Xtranormal before; it seemed like Voki, but a video format and not just the voice/head.
Internet4classrooms also has a listing of ways to incorporate technology in lessons. (ISTE was linked on there, but there aren't any lesson plans on the ISTE site.)
I looked for French related topics on Teach-nology. There seemed to be some great ideas using the internet and java applets. There are many other subject areas and even a WebQuest page that has pre-made WebQuests and a WebQuest maker. It seemed useful.
LessonPlansPage has lots of different lesson plans, but they don't all include technology.
Edutopia has some lessons on this page that can make you think about how to integrate technology. Some included internet searches, wiki pages, rubric makers, SKYPE, etc. I found these very interesting.
This ASCD article was an interesting read about ways to use different technology-mostly on hand-held or mobile devices. Twitter, Aurasma, Edmodo, Notability, etc. are discussed and more too.
Internet4classrooms also has a listing of ways to incorporate technology in lessons. (ISTE was linked on there, but there aren't any lesson plans on the ISTE site.)
I looked for French related topics on Teach-nology. There seemed to be some great ideas using the internet and java applets. There are many other subject areas and even a WebQuest page that has pre-made WebQuests and a WebQuest maker. It seemed useful.
LessonPlansPage has lots of different lesson plans, but they don't all include technology.
Edutopia has some lessons on this page that can make you think about how to integrate technology. Some included internet searches, wiki pages, rubric makers, SKYPE, etc. I found these very interesting.
This ASCD article was an interesting read about ways to use different technology-mostly on hand-held or mobile devices. Twitter, Aurasma, Edmodo, Notability, etc. are discussed and more too.